Link or share an email in your Schlund.de (1&1) email account

Have an email conversation you want to share with your team, embed in a wiki or post on Slack? Follow these steps to create shareable links from email conversations in your Schlund.de (1&1) inbox that can be shared anywhere you can paste a link.

 
 

Share emails in your 1&1 mailbox

Schlund.de (1&1) doesn't allow you to link or share messages via their webmail interface, but they support IMAP, which means you can use other email programs like Mailspring to check your mail and create shareable links from email threads.

Follow these steps to get a shareable link for an email thread in your 1&1 account:

Step 1: Download Mailspring

Mailspring is a free desktop application for checking your email that makes it easy to share emails. It also comes with other great features like customizable themes, keyboard shortcuts, and read receipts! It works great on Mac, Linux, and Windows.

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Step 2: Sign in to your 1&1 account

Run Mailspring and choose IMAP / SMTP on the email setup screen. Enter the connection settings for your 1&1 account and click "Continue". Mailspring is a full email client and allows you to check your Schlund.de (1&1) email without using the webmail interface. Your email should be displayed in a few minutes.

Step 3: Create a shared link from a conversation

When viewing a message in Mailspring, click the Share Icon to open the sharing panel and click the "Share this thread" checkbox. Copy the link that appears and share it!

Anyone with the link can view the conversation and download attachments. If new emails arrive in the conversation, Mailspring will add them to the shared link. You can stop sharing a conversation at any time by unchecking the "Share this thread" checkbox.

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